How do I ensure that our assets are divided fairly in a collaborative divorce?

When deciding how to divide assets in a collaborative divorce in Delaware, the first step is to determine what is fair and equitable. To ensure both parties are satisfied, it is important to compile a list of all of the assets that will be divided, including real estate, investments, and personal property. Both parties should each discuss their needs and priorities from the divorce proceedings, and come to an agreement on how to divide the assets. Delaware also has laws to ensure that both assets and debts are properly accounted for and divided in a way that is fair and equitable. In Delaware, the courts can appoint a mediator to help facilitate the negotiations and help ensure that both parties reach a fair and equitable division of assets. The mediator can provide advice on how to divide the assets, as well as provide a neutral third-party to help both parties remain focused on the task at hand. Both parties should also consider seeking the advice of financial advisors. Financial advisors can provide advice on how to divide assets in a fair and equitable way, including how to calculate alimony payments, and how to value assets. Finally, both parties should seek legal counsel, and each party should hire their own attorney. Attorneys are knowledgeable about the laws in Delaware and they can provide guidance and advice on how to protect one’s interests in the divorce proceedings. They can also ensure that both parties come to an agreement that is legally binding and enforceable.

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